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Your experienced captain will know exactly where to go to find the fish, and you’ll be able to mix it up and go after a range of different creatures. If you’re looking to fish the heart of the Cape Cod Bay in the north, or the beautiful Vineyard Sound in the south – a charter is the only way. [links]
If that hasn’t whetted your appetite for a Cape Cod fishing adventure, you’ll be glad to know that the list is far from over. There were plenty of other contenders for our shortlist above, but we simply couldn’t fit them all. more
When most people think of fishing, the first thing they imagine is sitting by the water with a lunchbox and wiling away the day. Well, if that sounds right up your street, then Cape Cod’s fishing opportunities won’t disappoint. more
There are plenty of Cape Cod fishing enthusiasts who are happy to show you the ropes of fishing for Sharks, thanks to the numerous species that come by throughout the year. Target Porbeagle Sharks nearshore whenever you want, while Threshers come close from June through October. However, if you’re looking for the catch of a lifetime, peak summer is the time to go after perilous Mako and Blue Sharks. more
There’s no better way to discover saltwater fishing than by boat, and charter fishing on Cape Cod will get you to the spots that you simply can’t access on your own or by kayak. They’ll even take you further than any party boat could manage! Not only that, but a private charter will see you live the high life, as you head off to sea with just your nearest and dearest, and the open ocean at your mercy. here
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Roosterfish, snapper and jacks can all be caught with lures and fly-fishing gear from the shoreline. These fish are very powerful pound-for-pound and provide excellent sport for the modern angler. Look for bait fishing boiling on the surface, cast your lure and enjoy the battle. [links]
Catching a shark of this size and power is no easy feat from the shore and you’ll need to strap yourself down in a fighting chair to assist in the battle.
Sight-fishing for permit, tarpon and bone fish is true hunting: standing on a boat, moving through the flats, looking for signs of these predators. These fish weigh 5lb to 40lb, with migrating fish sometimes exceeding 60lbs. here
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Yes! Before embarking on your Cape Cod fishing frenzy, you’ll want to make sure you’re up to date on the latest rules and regulations. If you’re saltwater fishing from a charter or a party boat – you won’t need a license. Fish from shore, a kayak, or your own vessel, though, and every angler over the age of 16 will need a license. Grab yours online, while those of you over 60 will be able to apply for a free permit.
When most people think of fishing, the first thing they imagine is sitting by the water with a lunchbox and wiling away the day. Well, if that sounds right up your street, then Cape Cod’s fishing opportunities won’t disappoint. more
From Nova Scotia to Norway, these are two of the most sought-after creatures in the North Atlantic, and for good reason too. Their white meat makes for all kinds of delicious seafood dishes. The best part about targeting them in Cape Cod, however, is that you can go after them year-round. Head offshore from January through December and get your fill of fish to take home.
Stretching 65 miles out from the mainland into the sea, it’s hardly a surprise that Cape Cod’s fishing scene is up there with the best in the country. Heck – it even has a fish species in its name! This peninsula boasts centuries of angling tradition that some even say go back as far as the Vikings. So without further ado, let’s get started.
There’s no better way to discover saltwater fishing than by boat, and charter fishing on Cape Cod will get you to the spots that you simply can’t access on your own or by kayak. They’ll even take you further than any party boat could manage! Not only that, but a private charter will see you live the high life, as you head off to sea with just your nearest and dearest, and the open ocean at your mercy. here
Get ready for action, adrenaline, and incredible rewards when you target Bluefin, the largest Tuna species. These warm-blooded fish thrive in Cape Cod’s chilly waters, and you can sometimes find them just off the tip of the cape in summer. Settle in for the fight of your life, as you jig deep down to entice the bite, and almost get thrown overboard when the Bluefin takes your bait to the deep.
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